Songs you haven't heard in years (Part 1)

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You surely are familiar with Tim Buckley though, yeah? Greetings From LA is one if the greatest albums of all time.

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I’m aware of him but have only just started listening to him after seeing a few of his albums in the album survey.

(I’m working my way through the lists playing albums that I haven’t previously heard…listened to 44 so far…only two have made it to the playlist).

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Caught him solo as a support act for Concrete Blonde, where he had Johnette come out and do Tomorrow Wendy with him.

Or did he come out and do TW with her as an encore? I can’t remember… it was at The Metro anyway, during that period when OS act gigs were happening there.

Fair lineup that Alt Nation festival had…

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That’s a great album.

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I hadn’t heard this in years and it popped up today.

It’s a heartache - Bonnie Tyler

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Is she singing about barracking for Essendon?

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When The Levee Breaks - Dark Remaster

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Leave A Light On For Me (Belinda Carlisle) - 1990

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I’m musically illiterate, but my phone tells me the chord progression on halfway hotel is a common one and reckons the songs in the screenshot all use the same. (May be rubbish but I wouldn’t know).

I agree with thinking there’s a difference between some ā€˜country’ and ā€˜western’, but it gets blurry to me. Don’t they both tie in through Blues - which is what most rock derives from anyway?

What are the Western songs on Modern Sounds in Country and Western (Ray Charles)?

Some of the ā€˜westerniest’ songs (to me anyway) have Australian origins. Mercy Seat, This is not the way home, Wide open road, but I could understand if you called the first two more Rock/Blues(?) and the latter folk/rock. But like I say, I’m not really musically literate, and if you asked me to describe what I-VI-IV-V meant in my own words I would have no idea!

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I loved these films as a kid.

I watched the YouTube. End of credits, up comes Farley Granger. I recall the name from Tom Waits’ Burma Shave. I always thought it was a made up actor’s name but wiki tells me he was given that name at birth. I’d never seen him come up in a film credit so had no idea who he was or what he looked like. I always pictured James Dean in a cowboy hat - from the lyrics in the Waits song - probably because of the song story ending!

It’s a great story where the song name ā€˜Burma Shave’ comes from.

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For good reason.

Cute, though.

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Good or Bad

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Not good or bad…great is a better word.

One of my all time favourite artists…both live and on record.

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Interesting project this album…
All new songs, performed live in front of an audience which had been directed to stay silent until the music had completely stopped. Released as a vinyl album on three sides (a blank fourth side).
Has some pretty good stuff on it… I certainly preferred it to Body and Soul the previous album…
You seen what JJ looks like these days? It’s not just the ladies who go down the OTT plastic surgery route…

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